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by ryderm 13y ago
Meron (founder) came to my computer vision class the other day to talk to us about Meta. He took the same class at my uni and has since hired some professors. Seemed like a great guy and a great product. I hope this takes off and isn't eate
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by ryderm 13y ago
Yeah, that 20% should have a cap.
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by ryderm 13y ago
Odd that they tested against consumer hardware, not a supercomputer, given that is what this is really competing against.
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by ryderm 13y ago
Wow, glad I've never been interviewed by you.
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by ryderm 13y ago
Nice! Infinite scroll and sorting by github watchers would be useful too.
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by ryderm 13y ago
> Android code is released in two parts—changes to the Linux kernel are released under the GPLv2 free software license, just as Linux itself is, while most of the code that makes Android recognizable to users is released under the Apach
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by ryderm 13y ago
Just subscribe to the data that you care about. For example, Meteor.js does exactly this by giving each client a slice of the production db locally, but only the part that they subscribe to.
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by ryderm 13y ago
> The reporters found nearly 800 officers who reached speeds of 90-130 mph, many of them while off duty. Well, driving above the speed limit while on duty is required. Why would that be included in the statistic? And driving 90 is hardl
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by ryderm 14y ago
They probably just found out.
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by ryderm 14y ago
True, there are certainly exceptions. I wouldn't want this on a social network, but something like a browser based 3D modeling tool is another story.
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by ryderm 14y ago
Looks really nice, but I always feel that if you need some kind of guided tour for your app, you've already shot yourself in the foot.
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by ryderm 14y ago
I havn't done enough iOS to really speak intelligently about it, but this looks like a great place to start without limiting flexibility. Although "an extensible open-source mobile backend framework" seems to say that it also applies to n
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by ryderm 14y ago
It's not too different from adding an exhaust or new stereo. Not really the same as in-app payments.
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by ryderm 14y ago
Considering it's a killing machine designed to make it as easy as possible to kill something very far away from you with no skill, I think jumping to mass killings is the logical thing to do. There is no reason something like this needs to
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by ryderm 14y ago
Working as a programmer at a startup is different than starting one. I don't think that he is saying to start your own.
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by ryderm 14y ago
There is so much irony in this post and these comments. Pretty funny if you ask me.
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by ryderm 14y ago
> If you don’t have genuine passion for where you work and you do the hiring, you’re committing some kind of moral fraud. You might want to see to that. Never really thought about this before, but I totally agree.
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by ryderm 14y ago
I did the rails 3.0 version of this tutorial about 2 years ago. Highly highly recommended. It almost single-handedly got me into web development and I certainly wouldn't be where I am today without it. Many thanks mhartl.
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by ryderm 14y ago
While I totally agree that developers actions can be a turn off for using a library/framework/whatever, it also reminds me of political scandals. Just because person A cheated on his wife (or something similar) doesn't mean that his policie
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by ryderm 14y ago
> I did spend $700 on my chair, $300 on my kinesis keyboard, $800 on my LCD monitor, etc. etc. The difference is that these are all things that increase comfort and health, not only happiness. As somebody who sits at a computer all day,